Save Crow’s Nest: is a non-partisan education and advocacy group. is committed to preserving Stafford County’s 4000-acre Crow’s Nest peninsula as a natural area park with public access for low-impact recreational and educational activities is opposed to any development in any part of Crow’s Nest. is an all-volunteer organization. None of our members receive any payment for their efforts on behalf of the group. As a result, 100% of donations made to “Save Crow’s Nest” go toward paying material costs such as copying flyers, printing lawn signs, and maintaining this web site. has diverse members including life-long residents and recent transplants. Our volunteers include conservationists, hikers, birdwatchers, boaters, anglers, hunters, and regular citizens who recognize the importance of limiting development and protecting our natural resources. was organized in mid-January 2004 when negotiations to purchase and preserve Crow’s Nest broke down and it appeared that destructive development was a real possibility. Our advocacy efforts played a central role in stopping that development and helping to jump-start preservation efforts that have been going on ever since. A portion of the peninsula has been saved as the Crow’s Nest Natural Area Preserve–a major achievement–but a significant part remains threatened by development. Therefore, we continue to educate and advocate on behalf of saving Crow’s Nest. Our Name and Logo Our logo features a blue heron, just one of the many stunning natural features of Crow’s Nest. We hold the service mark from the Commonwealth of Virginia’s State Corporation Commission for the use of the name “Save Crow’s Nest.” To stay informed about Crow’s Nest and the activities of Save Crow’s Nest, be sure to sign up for our mailing list.